I use citric acid and water to rinse my hair and skin after swimming. The recipe is a teaspoon to two cups of water. I just spray it on my skin, hair and swimsuit after I get out of the pool to neutralize the chlorine. Let it sit for a minute or two then rinse off. I then use shampoo and conditioner for my hair and body wash on my skin.

Previously, with my usual grooming routine, my skin was very dry and smelled like chlorine even after scrubbing with a washcloth and body wash, and using lotion. My hair was dry and brittle. Now that I am using the citric acid my skin and hair have no chlorine odor after swimming and are in much better condition. Such a great discovery! And from reading the other reviews I see there are many other uses for citric acid.

I like the citric acid supplement because I believe it has protective effects in the body and can kill bacteria and lower the acid in urine. I also like that you can be used t o remove tuff stains.

This works great in acid dyes. I mainly use it for my angora rabbit wool (the bunnies are not harmed or killed for their fur - they are spoiled rotten). The results are amazing.
Even though I'm not consuming this, as an eco farmer, I prefer to support Non GMO & organic products when there is the option to do so.

I add citric acid to home canned tomatoes. This product is perfect for acidifying recipes that need that addition. It is fresh and easy to portion out. I love that it is from a brand I trust.

We use citric acid for laundry and cleaning. This worked very well for the laundry. It works far better than vinegar for stripping the soap residue from clothes. It did a great job, and considering how little it is used, it’s a good price for the amount. Definitely pleased with the product.